bandwidthcrisis

There are two towers in Century City by the same designer, although their design isn't as similar, and they are triangular.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Century_Plaza_Towers

That looks like one of those gifs of people doing impressions of birds, but I don't think it is.

I haven't yet watched the video, but from the posted images, it looks like they converted the image itself to a frequency spectrum, so no image format encoding was involved before it reached the point of being audio.

After removing them (or even if there was nothing to remove) I test out links I'm sending in a private browser window to check that they would work for other people.

"Travel Without Moving". Appropriate way to describe VR, even if it's Dune quote.

I have some old checkbooks that have "19__" printed on the date area.

I still have the account, but there's little need to use checks any more.

One of the terrible things is that they will bill you much more if you don't have insurance, or if you have insurance but they are not in your insurance "network" (which is basically your insurer acting like a union to negotiate prices down for it's members).

And there's are those gadgets that have a USB-C socket but don't have the correct circuitry, so that they only work with a USB-A to C cable.

For newer pixels there's a feature that runs a local AI to monitor the conversation and will alert you if the conversation seems scam-like.

Telling grandma to be suspicious of buying Target cards to pay the IRS might be an actual good use for AI.

"Cat Lassy will save me!" https://youtu.be/_Q2s8AJbsps

Pykrete was invented by the cousin of the science TV presenter whose voice can be heard on Thomas Dolby's "She Blinded Me With Science".